Game of Blood

Game of Blood - Paperback

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Game of Blood

Game of Blood - Paperback

by Ian Fleming , Raven Heisenberg
$10.78
Sale price  $10.78 Regular price 

Book Overview

In a world where vampires are real and the forces of the supernatural are as deadly as any terrorist organization, only a vampire secret agent can protect mankind from the creatures of the night. One of the world's deadliest vampires, a man known only as "The Number," has been a prime target of MI:13 for years. If Bond can wipe out his bankroll, The Number will likely be "retired" by his masters, a mysterious organization known only as GHOST. But what if the cards won't cooperate? After a brutal night at the gaming tables, Bond soon finds himself dodging would-be assassins, fighting off brutal torturers, and going all-in to save the life of his beautiful human counterpart, Vesper Lynd. In this 21st century mash-up of Britain's greatest secret agent, you are introduced to a whole new world of shadowy espionage, blood-drinking spies and ancient, unspeakable evil. Take a bite out of the new Bond.

ISBN9781508714545
Author Ian Fleming , Raven Heisenberg
PublisherCreatespace Independent Publishing Platform
GenreLiterature
FormatPaperback
PublishedMarch 2015
LanguageENG- English
Pages180
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Ian Fleming

Ian Fleming, famous for creating James Bond, also loved fast cars -- and this love spurred him to write his only children's book, for his little boy, Caspar, about a car that could fly. Published just after Fleming's death in 1964, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang: The Magical Car became an immediate bestseller. It has been reinvented as a musical and as a film (with the screenplay written by Roald Dahl) and inspired two sequels written by Frank Cottrell Boyce.

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